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Mount Rogers National Recreation Area in Virginia

Hurricane Helene

Almost two months after the hurricane, ATC president Sandi Marra discusses the long road to recovery and shares ways to help 

A collage of printed photographs

Hurricane Helene

A grassroots Instagram account seeks to reconnect neighbors with their washed-away memories

A woman walks across a plank over water toward her farm

Hurricane Helene

After Helene, farmers have been supporting one another, but food and fencing are still desperately needed in agricultural communities 

HURRICANE HELENE

Bird’s-eye views of how the storm devastated parts of cities and entire towns

HURRICANES HELENE AND MILTON

As the winds raged outside, the St. Augustine Alligator Farm had vultures in bathroom stalls, small animals tucked away—and gators where they always are

HURRICANES HELENE AND MILTON

Says one guide: “I don’t have a free second to not be out here helping, neck deep in mold, sand, saltwater, and sweat”

A house, center, lies toppled off its stilts after the passage of Hurricane Milton, alongside an empty lot where a home was swept away by Hurricane Helen, in Bradenton Beach on Anna Maria Island, Fla., Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024.

Hurricane Milton

Organizations working to provide relief after the storm

A dismantled vehicle in the river.

Hurricane Helene

For one magical day, the heart of Valle Crucis became more than just a place

A group of people organize items that were impacted by flooding from Hurricane Helene.

Hurricane Helene

A hurricane-savvy writer marks the moment when aftermath meets forecast

sea grass and debris cover Steinhatchee's bay front

Hurricane Helene

After surviving the terrifying ordeal, the owner of a local fish market pivots to rebuilding her community—yet again

People unload animal crates from a place

hurricane helene

Dogs, cats, horses, and more are in need of resources and evacuation—here’s how to support organizations on the ground

Mobile substations in gravel

hurricane helene

“It’s different because it’s home”

Men stir a big pot under a tent

hurricane helene

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, local chefs are doing what they do best

People work to remove tree debris

hurricane helene

Amid Helene’s devastation, resilient residents are pledging to rebuild

A Highland calf

Hurricane Helene

A struggling county in rural North Carolina is leaning on community. A new addition provides one fluffy ray of hope.

A plane filled with boxes of supplies

hurricane helene

“We all see disasters around the world, but this I can help with”

The banks of the Swannanoa river overflow in Asheville

Hurricane Helene

Surviving the most devastating disaster in Western North Carolina history—and reflecting on the road to recovery

A pack of mules head up a mountain

hurricane helene

Aided by Cajun Navy 2016, relief is arriving in Western North Carolina by air, foot, and hoof

A fallen tree on a house. A man walks toward the house.

Hurricane Helene

One hundred fifty miles east of the heart of the storm, on another coast, an unsuspecting city felt a hurricane’s wrath

A destroyed road and structures with an overflowing brown river

hurricane helene

“Lake Lure is the remnants of Chimney Rock now,” says Lizzie Brewer, who escaped mudslides and roaring water in North Carolina, then went back to help others before evacuating by helicopter